Sentence examples for submerged not from inspiring English sources

It could also be that partisan disagreements have been submerged not out of patriotism but because politicians know they would look reprehensible if they appeared to be angling for personal gain.

The null hypothesis was the moment of implant placement after tooth extraction (immediate or after healing) or leaving the implant exposed or submerged not affecting the behavior of the peri-implant tissues.

With the 112th US Open Polo Championship well underway at the International Polo Club Palm Beach, Palm Beachers are getting submerged not only by snowbirds, but by equestrian life across all fronts.

Only the stem ends should be submerged, not the leafy part.

"You're a very fast swimmer," uttered by a man who is still submerged, may not be intended as praise.

The depth at which the lungs would be submerged would not allow them to be expanded by normal atmospheric pressure, the only force that fills the lungs.

Moreover, obvious variations in the surgical procedures, including different decontamination protocols, administration of prophylactic systemic antibiotics, and modes of healing (i.e. open vs. submerged) may not allow for a direct comparison of these estimated outcomes.

They would be completely submerged if not for once-a-month gardeners hired by apartment landlords.

The rice should be completely submerged; if not, add more broth to the pan.

Only in modern culture, with the heavy emphasis on intellectual activity, have feelings and awareness of the heart been submerged or not included.

Make sure the woodchips are submerged but not swimming in the water.